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Maio% r t - tium-iLydz 5G03.1 • ANATOMICAL, LECTURES. I\il . R. CA ftPUE Will commence his LECTURESI,, • on ANATOMY and SURGERY, on M O N DAY, !st of Oclober. Particulars may to known by applying t o Mr. Car p ue, N 3.. 5 0, Dean-scree% Soho. , • HEWI,hTT'S BIBLE. WING to 'hp desllllClifio by Fire of Mr. Gil let's Printing Of&e, in w4iich Mr. I-I f:WLETT'S " 1 - 15 1. F. was printed, the Nlamtscript Notes far 'Two Parts Ziere destroy L d ; and it having been impossNe , re-prepare Same in time to publish Pa. ton the ist of 'September, e Publicatioos unavoidably delayed, and the next Pa r t armor appeai; at the soonest, till the Ist of October. N0..6, litiiii,e7street, Aug: 30, • 18to. _ . 11 .. AzAnp, RUKNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, , r6peettully intorrit the Public, that TI CI( ETS and e 'ki-klt ES for the ensuing .LO FT L• RY . are now on Sale at 'hen' Office, INIO 93, under the ROYAL ' . 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Of whom may be had, by the a , me Auth r, Scripture Biography, in One VUlUdr, with plates, price Ss bound. THE NAVY. This D.iy was published, , , 1 0 a c!osely printed Volume, cinta,ilniled with Views of great ViCtories, and Chart, prise 7s. 6d bound aid lettered ; tew copes taken on fine paper, price los. 6,1. elegautly ue, I.3ltlTliH NEPTUNE; or a Hisiory, of s. -14. the Rise, Progiess, Triumphs or the BRIT! SH NAV . to•sit the time of ALF el) , to the GLORIOUS li•c - rotiY of TR AFA L(. A R, interspersed with .Atiec mo!es and N,,t , ces ot the successive Improvements in Navi- Littiuti, Ship Bui and N,val TaCtiLs. B) WILLIAM BURNEY, sk. NI. Master ctt the Naval Academy at GOspott, Bcc.• The .N ational Importance of Stlt,li a coniplete•and compen dious, Work as tile ahove.mentioz:ed, will, at tne present tizoinetit ; he i-clieral I) telt.' Tire Editor has only to observe, that he has endeavoured thioug:liour to inculcate a spirit of emulatiOn, by means of stic,e,:dirg race vf Naval I leroes may be led to• imitate the brightest examples recordeifin.our Annals; and Le has also iii every pint stinuoUsly blended inst:uClion with tritertaihnter,t. • F mind tar Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and sold by all the flooksell• rs at Portsmouth, Ply- Chatham,. Cork, Liverpdol, Hull, Greenock, Fal iuoutti, a id other bea e.orts. Or w,,- , in may be had by . the same Author, The Naval 'Heroes •bt Great Britain, or Lives of distil). guisheit Ainuiralszinci -Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake to 1 ors Nelson, with 24 Portraits and b Charts, price 7s. 61 hound slid lettered, or los. 6d. oil tine paper, ele gantly hcii)nti • • i ARITIIMETICOF REAL LI FE.` 1.. a ote, or Weights and Measures , corrected through- Ow, a(i::. ; :ied to modern us• ge. 2. Ohiolet, and ii,eless Rules expunged, and a much larger 'portion aPplhAl to Stocks,' Estaies.AnnuitieS, Discounts, Re "versions,. I ontines, Banking, insurances; -Brokerage, Chances, Exchanges, &c. as PrakttiSe‘i by tile .Brokers aut.! Commercial Corillianies of tt,e City of Loc.d..n. 3 More Examples under each Rule than are to be fund in 'any other Work. 4. Logariihnis applied to Calculations or Annuities, Corn- VOund intere s t, &:• This Day was pelishee, Price 3s. 6d. bou....,.with the , ull i-wance to Schools, ASYSTEM ot, PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, applicable to the pre,ent State or Trade and _Money fransa....tiom ; illustrated by nunictrons li.,),"amples under e ac h Rule, chietly adapted to the Use of Schools. Bt the Rev.'(. 10Y E. Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. This new A iitlimetic is ioten(kd to obviate the complaint that every Youth, on his leaving School and entering, into the Cotoiniig House, has chore to unlearn than helms learnt re lative to the actual calculations of business. Every Rule, mod every Eitarripl, is drav , iil 119111 real practice iu the vafious 'braric nes of Trade, and the useless and obsolete Rules. which have hitherto disfigured ear Books of. Arithmetic, have given plat ; in the present system. to the usages of real life. Printed fur Kirliaril Phillips, London ; and to be ited of W. ilerry, Edinburgh; Wilson, York ; Ilozley, Gainsborough; .Stottriart.and Co. hull ; 6 , 1. Keene, Dublin and all other BoAseliers. Also a Kev to the above, containing all the Answers and ' , most d'r the S!!tutions, worked at length, (Ur the reference or , Ibtets, 2S. 0. • Ancl speedily will be Pvhlishetl, the following Works, neees. • sary ui a System of Commerci. , l Education : I. A Dictionary of Trade and Centimeter, by . T. 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Romance of the Pyrennees ; Second Edition, in 4 viols. tzmo: price z gs. boards. 2. Santo Sebastian° ; or. The Young Proteaor ; Second Edition, in 5 vols. rzn-io. price rL, tcs. in boards. SALES, &e. • SWANSEA CANAL, a LAMORGANSHIRE. . 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; s By Mr. SCOTT, On. Friday, September 7, at rwelve o'clock, at the Mart', .London, in.the Monthly Sale, • 01XTEEN S: 'ARES in this e : stabjished,verY iin - "proving - NAVIGATION, from the Town Of Swansea to the County or Brecon, possessng great local Advantages ; the last Dividend was Si. per Share clear, expetted to in crease considera.,ly. Particulars at the Mart, and of Mr. Slott, , New Bridge, street. ESSEX. DEDHAM, Fi!ty.eight Miles, and 'VI X, about Sixty.three Miles troin London. ' TO ItE SOLD LIY •By.LINTON atul LAVALLIN, On WedueselaY, the 3d day of October, iBto, 'at the White Ilan Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'clock.' IN TWO 1,0 According‘to - printed Particulars then and there to be.p o duced, unless previously disposed or by P:IVAIC Contract, of notice will be given, with iii inediate possession, ,the following very valuable and desirable Lstates ; -- LOT I. . • . - T HE MANSION-LlOUSE"called" the ROOKE- Lltlt, in DEDHAM aforesaid, and SS A. moreiir lesS, Or rich Arable, MeadOw, ansl Pasture Land and Orchards. in a King Fenei',With suit,itie 0 iit-bui.tiws, hhe w hole customary Copy hold, cqual to Freeuold, except five A. res.-m,re r less, at the will of the Lord, in the occupation of Mr. f 'rutin, the Proprietor. .1. he Rouse is fit for the immediate residence of a large gen. teel Family, , with two Gardens well •inclosed and - planted whit choice bruit-trees in full bearing. Also:a 'arge detaChed cOttage,lfith the Mansion- - house, fit for the residence of a small gent - cei family, tour best lied rooMs, Servants' rooms, and suitable Offices; also a Coach house, Stable, and Garden, now let to- Wafter Clerk, Esq for one year, from the sth (lily lost, and also, a Teileincia and Garden now in the octupatiou of John NicfterSOn. • Also a small Farm adjoining, in the parishes of Dedham and Langliarn, consisting of a Dalry, two Harns, - t wo Stables, Coiv-house, Farm .yard, and several Teneinebts , and Garden. ground let to difrrent Persons at low Reins, and Ii A. R. R. 7 P. more or less, of Arable Meadow thief Groin d, and Or.: - chard, all customary Copy hold. Also a Cop) hold Messuage or Tenement, with he Out house and (;Wen thereto' ,elom;iiig; situate near Dedham Turripite, hi the occupation of William la IL " The Land is all g , ,od, a considerable part of it adjoins the navigable River St.ur. The London Coaats' pass daily, within a quarter of a mite of the Nlansion-house, and the Ptist morning and evening • The Neighbourhood is good, the Roads excellent, and the Country delightful. This L' state may be viewed by applying to Mr. Firmin. LOT I I. Consists of. a most desirable ESTATE, called POND HALL, .fit for the residence of a Gentleman's. Family, situ ate in 0/ I X and FLO,'in ESSEX, a rrunkted by go d Roads and a reweetable - Nerglitymi hod. Upon it is a Family House, two large Barns, and other requisite Ora tAtildings, together. wj•th zto. Acres of rtit A razile and Pasture, more or less. in a Ring.fence, -in a high state of ,cif It ivic ion, including a e ul wood or 'l9 A. 3 R. 38 P. mare Or less, welt plantkd with bue.grown ()air, Ash, and Elm Timber, in the centre a large Pond, formerly used.fs a decoy, a fire preserve tor Pheasants aid other Game, Forty-two Acres Copy hold, the remainder -F reehold. The greater part Tithe free. the cotgoings very moderate.- Also the !;rest and Small tithes arising from three Farms adjoining, containing about 77 A. 3 R. with a'praitable vd-pil. The. Estate is convenient -for Sea water Bathing, 8 miles from Harwich, 3 trout .glanningtiee, and ,13 119111 COlcheS , t.r, capital Maii:et Towns. - Mr ELskey,, the-Balla, will spew this Estate: • For further particulars, apply to .Mr.. F irmin; Dedham ; 11;1r.-Frank Smythics, Sul.citor, ColchesLn . ; Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitor,, "Temple; or Nlr. '.kinkier,. Dale Hall,. Lawtord„. pear Manningtre , ,, Essex, here Maps and Elevatiensot the Estates may he seen. HICK \IAN'S PH:XS, ' • Are an Effeaual CURE for the RAVEL and STONE, S rUPPAkiE ,, i URIN L, CO NIP LAIN t S hi the BACK. and LOINS, KIDNEYS,and , BLADOER, LUMBAGO, &c. OF the various incideql ,to the Human Frame, there are none more dreadtul in ,their nature; nor more alarming'in their eonsew;inces, than the t.; ravel and Stone. They are complaints, to which every Person, even the most. abstentious, is• liable, as the :kir we breathe - and the Wa ter, We drink are impregnated with Particles which not only cause these excruciating Tortures, but :,re a foundation for every other Species of , Disorder. MCKNIAN'S ORM! • NAL PI L LS, c , lnposed ot the most 'innocent I ugredients, haye been,tound of singular efficacy, in not only strengthen. ing the Vessels containing the U rind, hut happ;ly destro) ing the petrifying quality or it,. from which 'proceed the above Complains, &c removing the calculi, 'or gritty concretions, and oaniShing every .o:rnicious' tendency to ihose disorders, without confinement. Sold; wholesale and retail;' at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheipside, corner o 1 Pat ernoster.row'; Alien,* Oxford street ; Clark, 259, Borough, and most Medicine Visiders, in boxes at as. 9t.t. and Is. each. TO "I HE Put/a, W Ito HAVE CHI I.DREN - AF FLICTED IN CUTTING THEIR TEETH; RS: JOHNSON -having observed, in walking IN ' through the different Streets in working Neighbour.. hoods, numbers of Children reduced almost to Death'., door , with the agony in Cutting their Teeth, and .whose. Parents (hardly able to procure•bread for theinselveWare - under the painful necessity of seeing their. Babes suffer. not having it in their power to purcha s e a Bottle of • the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY RD I' to alleviate their - misery ; ;nd h.v ing met with such universal success in the-Sale nt h,'r - cine, during the, space of _three years, in resto(ing several hundred Children who wee - thought past recovery by only having their Gums rubbed with-the Syrup, 'it 'being as plea_ sin.t as efficacious, and gives instant roller; .She, theretOre, wishing to extend its usefulness, and taking compassion on the rising generation of the Poor, intends to di"stribute attunig them. (Gratis) One Hundred Bdtiles•wcek ty viz. on Tuesday, and so on Saturday, Mornings, from to Ten o'Clock, at her House, No. Newman.:Street, 'Oxford.. street.-- They are requested to br.nka Phial. . Mrs. J. h•pes, at. the sante time, that Persons who can affird to purchase the `Syrup will not Inju,re the Poor, by obtaining what is intended for their - relief alit e. To he had at the Ptopnetors,,l.. lohnsun and Co. 9'4, New.' man-street, Oxford-Street ; and'.'retailed by Golding, Corn-. hill ; Mrs. Richardson,- Manch :stet; • lones, G olding, Hants; Newbury, Dante- street, „)üblin ; and by all' the pri - icipal Medicitie• Venders 'in Town and Country, at 25. q.t. a But-. tie. for Ready-money only. • N.B. Be sure tO tisk- Aar Jorniscifs American Soothing'Sy •• tup. • 1 14 GENERAL POST-OFF/ E, Avg. 3cr, tato. \ A T SIMPSON,. a Letter Carrier, ernptorel on the Rive;., is slrrdigly st;4locd 41 Felony. Whoever thall apprehend hint, will be entitled - la a Reward of ON•E HUNDRED POUNDS; Payable on his Conviction. Ne is 4 aboat ao Years of age,-stout made, railer ta3—h.rscla4 brown Hair, straight—brown eyes—fair skin-sorre colour in his face ; was dressed in 4- red silk' handkerchief aboUt bit neck—, blue coat, withjellow metal buttons, ships,' waistcoat, JelloW knit pantaloons striped, white olazir —Hessian boots, and a ss. - aind hat. fie went in a Ilaskney coact, about lo.o'clock last night from Brick-fields, Dock-bead. - B; command of the Posimasier General, F. FREEI.I Sre ears% 01.1'/C'E Ub ORDNAJVCA, Aug. +7, 0.10. • - 'HE PRINCIPAL OFITICERS - q.IIIS MA- I . YESTI's ORDNANCE do hereby" :give Mike, thai Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before. Wednesday, the stb day al September next, from Curb-Per. ions as may he trilling to undertake the Supply of HATS and CAPS, for Service of this D4a , intent, /or a peTiod.of Ihrek Years, Pattery of the Articles miy be viewed upon 'application at the Ptioctpal Storekeeper's Office at tbe Tower; and the Terms and Conditions of the Contraq, together with all urdler particit. la 4, ma) he known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-friall,, aloretaid, aoy day, , betweeitthe hours o f Ten and Foxr o'clock ? ' where the Po oposals mull be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " PropoDalb for Fla t s and Caps;" but no Proposal can be ad.• milled after the said sth day ‘j September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, un les, the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall at. tend. _ . _ . . • ' By Grier of the Board, R. H. CR Eli', Secret,' r. Obi (It GKLJiv4AC ,- Aug 17, IStry. , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA .76811"S ORDNANc. E (-19 hereby give I.Vc.t . ce, That op,eals will be receii•ed at their Office, Pan cr be .lore lianeset6iy, the 5;6 L) a 9. of &premier next, from rire.k -Per son. as . may so n;v.ierrake t:e soppy COPPER, HOOPS for Service of this Department, fora period of One Year. Patterns of the Article may be viewed ispoi Applieation - at - the Principal Storekeeper's Office, at the Toiver ; and the Terms and Conditions of the Con:raß, together with all /dither Parikulars, ;nay be brown at 11,c Secretary's O f fice, in Pali Mall, alotei.-4id t any Day, between she Hours of Ten and Four o'CI rk, whet e the Proposals must be delive; : ed,' ieakd up and indorseil, " Pro . posal for Copper E loops ;" -Gut .frio Pt °pow! can be adiiiitted ez , ler the said sth-Pay Srpt.- at Twelve - e - el , ek•at Norm nf .the same D a y ; neither will anj Tender be noticed; unless the Party making ;t i er an Agent in his &half, shall attend.. By Order the Board, CREW, See. 01=1.1(.& OP-VICDNANCE, Aug, 17,, 1810. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 111A jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, than Proposalv.will be received at their Office, in Pall-Malt, - on Gr . before ll'fbres.lay, the sth d,o; of Sept: next: from such Persons a:. may be willing to undertake the supply of, HE LM ETS and C A PS, for Service. of this Department,, lor a feriod ofTbr.ee .• . • Years, Patterns 'th: Articles may be viewed upon application at . the Principal • Stonkeeper'solli:ce at the Tower - and the Term and Conditions of the contralti, tivether with all further pa rticu hp-s, may be known at the Secretay's Office in Pall- Mall, V, esaid,. any day between the 114urs of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the. Proposals must Ge delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Helmets and Caps ;" but T./ Proposal care be admitted alter the said sib day . nf Seinember, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither any 'TenderGi noticed, unless the Party making k, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. B) Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secrttapy. OFFICE . OF . :CeRDI\ANCE, • Aug. 22, 1610_ r rliE TRINCIPA Le OFFICERS of ILIS 11l el yEStrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,' That they Will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thursday, thekth Day of September next, briween the bows of ten and four o'clock, sunky-Lots cf old and uoser7. , ic,ab:e O RDINIINC.E STORES, consisting Barnes, Collars, Bit-halters, Rope traces, and v.:riot.: other articles 0/ Saddleiy, and Harness. Clothing, and sandy article.; of Bedding, Powder hOrns,Tents, and S'anri-.bags ; Copper, Steel, and Mixed Metal, Tools of sorts ; 1301ofvs- forge. and'Hand-carts ; Cartiidges, [tides, old Match, atxj Fire-engines, with a variety of other articles; the Whole'of which may be vim ed,, 'upon application at the nourable Prinnfil ekeerer's Office at the n7lo^, and at the R9.al Arsenal at 11 1 ,4wich, , until :the day of Salt', at which places Printed Litt: of the Lot: will be delivered to those-Persons ,oho mai , apply jor the same. Ordcr of the Board, A. H. CREM See, ESA'.NTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red 'Wine, and other VainS,- out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c and for , many. oi her uses, as a . subst ante for lemons. Price One Shining . ' the Box. • Hi A c V 1 N t .receivedi ona 7a n d u r rn t e h ro e tu coitle t r s np ai n t that E ontpusiKO NS, are not only irieffet.tual, but that they burn and de. stroy the.Lintn, I Wink it necessary to intorm the Public, that none is io be dep'eatied upon asinine but what has my signature on the buttons of each Box, , and on the ,:t.n. b id e . o t the wrapper. W. BAY LEY. N. B. Tne Salt of Lem Ons is particularly useful to Ladies. in washing their hands, as it instantly takes out the stems of fruit, colourettgluves, &c. and is much Mute agreeable to use titan lemon irael.f. -1, • Sold, W holesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cock spur sreet, London. „ Also, Its ley's Scouring Drops, ,for taking (..; MSC out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, Aic. • , .., , . • .'.,( / ,I' , F , >/ ; . ‘e ri jee % ' C ) 7 . : , f .t.' ' ... , ..-1, " e 'le.,<,, ~::• -• c ‘ '... , , kr If ' -.•;.• . i. 'sr/A ) , r., 4; :i. ,; . _ ~ . ..4 , , , ,k 4 4, ;i :,, ,,, ,,y ,fc : •, : i % • 43 ' ' ' 1 • :7 J . ' :el rt -- -- , • "' S-......./' ' 4.;.).1-trt)l ..7.•)! NI . p r b. I.- '`' • [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. THE SAMP FORD GHOST. .•., , A PhOV 1 NCIAL: PAPER.I We shall use little ceremony in introducing our reader to the subjca Of'(liese. remarks, as the sub ject:o7.ll 4)9qsto h l / 4 ,c,,.p.e.k.g0 . s N 4 .haate,l4,vourt..4l with , ts visitation. We toast give it an hasty slop or two, and ietire.—Mr. Chave and hi, lainily (the tenant's of the hauoted house) must therefore be put in the: w itness-box, and we shall proceed to - . call a tew la.:ts The sail Mr. Chave, then, it appears, has lived in the house he now occupies at Saninford Pere- Al • a bout...seAren---t n out hst....A4aetata- levto t Intakitts, Reade:- ! for we beg that every circumstance, how ever. minute, may be dilly attvnded to. Before ht came to this'Vace to exercise his 'present business of • an huckster; the premises in -question 4u..rre unmo by,its preseirt troublesome• guest ; Chace, the huckster, brings_ it:to the-a Lies sill pre mises two servants, the e .SoineWha: strick, n in years, the otter,- a girl-aboot eighteen, called Silly. A person teimid Taylor .(Mr., e's brother) s also another I, m rte of the house, a strappitigb'ack. haired young m.m, about t wenty-fia e years of age, whose employmeat we Caenot learn, or even,guess at, from any. thing that Chive can have for him to do, but who is 'ra'presented by the honest folks at Sampfordao•be a " wildish sort of a young man."' • About a fortnight ago,twoGentlemen, front Tann. ton,_ attended the troubled house, and requested per. iniSion to pas's the night. in the haul te.d rooto—Tasa. for,looked out of his bed-room -, 4;indovv, which% next 40 the haunted room, and'only separated frdtis it by. ,a thin partition, and after saristylng himself of the respeCtabilayof thepersons who applied fur ad mit!atice, assured 'them, that it wooid be of no use for them. to sit op,,unless theie'.viere females in The house, for otherwise, nothing av,is ever heard, and there were then no womenin the house. Et:treaties t re in vain, and the Gentlemen alluded fo retired, after a promise ,orbeing admitted the next mottling. .Accordingly they went to the 'house early un the next'iday, and were eaertained by Mr. Chive with a history, compared with'which, Baron Aluncliaus,, -Artventureslorm a series of probabitties After 'hav ing had't he mOuskr descri bed, (very ma,ch resembling a black rabbit, only wonderfully larger'.) and which, viien pursued,' escapes t;iroug!l the close palings of his garden in a•mothent; permission was allowed tas visit the, haunted room but which -was delayed by Mr. Chave a short time, b,cause the maid sertaois were 'not up. Proceeding at lase: to the chamb e r, Taylor's room Was passed throtigh. He `was laying in bed, with a drawn sword on it. The unfortu nate chamber was.then examined, i and agreeaby to the prescribed mode of incantation, the float - was stialped upon; aid the ghost politely_ entreated to favour his visitors with a few conversational thump's,' but it. was not so inclined, Nut a, single knock, ta2, groan, or even a social grunt, could be extort eWrotri it, and altattempts at a friendly 'dialogue proved utterly fruitless. .In the adjoining roain where Taylor slept, some boards had been mkt - ) up. A considerable hollow depth appeared under- • heath, but'houi far it went Mr. Chave no t 1, 04.0 w. Sally waainterrcigated as to, the attacks , which lorje been made on her by the monstera She observed, it never came when there was a light in the , r.oth. She hadcatight is twice; that it was very large and 'heavy, felt like a dog or rabbit, and' so pow er Ci that .she could not hold it ; that it usually camp' :its soon as. the light was withdrawn, and' vanished do its apipearanee 5 that she bad repeatedly been slam - lied by some invisible means ; and th'at she I, s t c ly saw through the sheet, while here beild was und:±t the•bed-clothes, a riratts hand and arm, p,erfectiy white'." All this in the dark too 1- Oh Sally ! ! Since the ap6Ve stated particulars occurred, it has _ been: ascertainedsthat the Ghost ,never /visits Sally while she is asleep ; for this damsel, in the. middle Of the night lately, while two gentlemen • were in the adjoining room, 'having - gOf into a profound sleep, end the Ghost being perfectly peaceable, the experienent was tried by waking her. Soon after, Sally, by her representations, evinced that the GhOst had . nait forgotten her, _though, like Sally, it had thought fit toindUlge in a little nap: But what end is propo•ed in the conduct of so de testable a plan 2 Our reacteramust have a little pa tience. • .Wekhow the end in clew, ainit he public shall be very soon in full possesiori of it. For the present, one or two observationsanust content them, as we can ill spare the room . already engtossed by the subjeEt. Mr..Chave, .we find, is extremely enraged at the promise we made a fortnight ago to deveh;Pe the affair. Now, by reference to our paper, it will be found, that we tri.ide pot the - slightest allusion to him.; and, therefore, .it cannot tail striking our readers as a circumstance extremely odd, that lice should be angry on the occasion. Angry, indeed! Here's Mr. Chave, rhe hockater e who, according to the Rev. C. Colton's affidavit, is sustaining a st rionS injury in his trade, because nobody v% wale to his premises after dark-Whoie servants art deprived of their rest, and who is. in all respells a great loser by the Ghost, hears of a friend who pro ! . mires to banish all his troubles; and instead of ex presSaig hiS gratitude, he falls into a mighty ,rage, for all the world as if he was interested iu support. ins; the impo,ture ! Really this huckster is a hard man to deal with. We promise to take the Ghost off his hands; which, by his account, is as great a nuisance to his shop as rotten cheese, and he duublea his fist at us! Let us look a little at Mr. Chave's loss of custom. Since the Ghost hag' appeared we have had the sun until nearly nine o'clock. Peopre, Mr. Chave sayS, were afraid income AO it Nsrs.clark, but Who are the petsons who frequent this situp after nine d'cli.tcic teg be nd )11) e ' r=' ui ist .55" , idgY 10 xtd ,-' u - g - t ;n~' h~' j jor old' !a sef ,~ l